The Age of the Bloody Web-Driven Enterprise
summary
Examines web-driven enterprise IT infrastructure in modern corporate IT departments, focusing on problems that delay business feature delivery—like systems that can’t be restarted and inflexible IT staffing plans—and argues for speed, flexibility, and client-centric practices. Describes common operational bottlenecks encountered in practice and outlines practical approaches to accelerate delivery and make IT departments more responsive to business needs.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Web-driven enterprise intro
- 6:50Legacy systems resistance
- 13:34Outdated IT problems
- 20:00Modern release monitoring
- 27:09IT as business partner
- 31:30Q&A
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